If your business frequently moves freight via shipping container or requires long-distance cargo transportation, there’s a good chance your...
Shipping accessorials, also known as accessorial charges or surcharges, refer to additional services or fees associated with a shipment beyond...
Businesses frequently find themselves shipping products that don’t fill a full truckload. Rather than waste resources on a full-length 53″ truck...
There are two main shipping options for moving freight too big for standard less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping, but not big enough to qualify as...
Contract and spot rates each have their place in the shipping industry — some businesses may even utilize both options, depending on their...
Less-than-truckload shipping (LTL) is the primary method for moving cargo too large to ship in packages, but too small to fill an entire trailer...
Fresh. Organic. All-natural. Locally sourced. These buzzy marketing terms within the food and beverage vertical are evidence of growing consumer...
There are some universal precautions taken across every industry to ensure shipped cargo arrives intact and unspoiled at its final destination....
Barren shelves, empty produce bins and sprints to grab the last bag of flour during early days of the pandemic are now (thankfully) in the...
Most people assume a truck and trailer always come together, and are each owned and operated by the same company. In the world of shipping, this...
